by John Galt » Mon Oct 12, 2015 12:44 pm
again this isn't an issue with the punishment but the finding of guilt. all punishments are irrevocable. spending 1 day behind bars cannot be undone. if someone is wronglyfuly executed, of course the state owes weregild, but this hasn't been shown. and even if it was, again, it's about our finding of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
capital punishment is the only morally correct punishment for murders, anything else is an abortion of justice. if he was convicted of that wrongfully, that's an issue with the courts.
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